
The challenge of building an environmentally and socially responsible future is a systems problem that requires cross-discipline thinking and cross-sector collaboration. From developing sustainable manufacturing pathways for essential products, to decarbonising the energy sector, our research is committed to achieving a resilient and sustainable zero-carbon world.
Our research leaders in sustainability
- Professor John Dennis - Energy Reactions and Carriers
- Professor David Fairen-Jimenez - Adsorption and Advanced Materials
- Dr Adrian Fisher - Electrochemical and Microengineering
- Dr Ljiljana Fruk - Bionano Engineering
- Professor Dame Lynn Gladden - Magnetic Resonance
- Professor Ross King - Machine Intelligence
- Professor Markus Kraft - Computational Modelling
- Professor Alexei Lapkin - Sustainable Reaction Engineering
- Dr Ewa Marek - Energy Reactions and Carriers
- Professor Mick Mantle - Magnetic Resonance
- Professor Alex Routh - Colloidal Dispersions
- Professor Andy Sederman - Magnetic Resonance
- Professor Sam Stranks - Optoelectronic Materials and Device Spectroscopy
- Professor Laura Torrente - Catalysis and Process Integration
- Professor Ian Wilson - Particles, Soft Solids and Surfaces

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Our research groups
We have over 30 research groups in our Department, exploring topics across biology, materials, reactions and processes, sensor technologies and big data.